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West Coast Times, Issue 3217, 17 January 1876, Page 4

YAEEOW'S I SMALL STEAMERS |AND STEAM LAUNCHES' , BUILT OF WOOD, IRON OR STEEL.; : TO MEET SPECIAL BEQUIBEMENTS. ' Screw Steamers, with speeds ranging up to 20 miles an hour, Paddle Steamers, with draughts ranging down to 6 inches of water, Contracted for. Prices from £200 upwards. MACHINERY CONSTEUCTED FOR BOATS BUILT ABROAD. y^l:r:row^ & co., (Late Yarbow and HEnLEr,) ENGINEERS & SHIPBUILDERS, ISLE OF DOGS, POPLAR, LONDON Prospectuses may be obtained at the Office of this Journal. 92 CHEAP FEINTING! cj:h:.a.:f ipißiisrTiisra-, xMJfe WjEmSa twisiSJi I'&iiU&o PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT WELD STREET, HOKITIKA. JLJiil I MjJarjLjxj^Sno JrJixlix a **•• \j UF EVEKY DESCftITTIOX, AT MELBOURNE PRICES Cards, Bill-heads, Ball Programmes. Handbills, Circulars, iteceipt Books pamphlets, Delivery Books, Catalogues^ Paper Bags Posters and Theatrical Bids, in any colour, AT THE SHORTEST NOTICE. BOOKBINDING OF ALL KLKDS PROMPTLY AND CHEAPLY EXECUTED. MACHINE iOJI.ING " By hand labor it is impossible for this Country to compete with Switzerland in the Watch trade ; and, if we would hold our own in Europe in this branch ef industry we must follow the example of the Americans, who have successfully used Machinery in the manufacture ef Watches." Extract from the Times of December, 18th, 1868. THE AMERICAN WATCH COMPANY wWt^**" *^Bfi& (0F WALTHAM > MASSACHUSETTS,) m @MBr^ j!*^ T«BaßaJft Have been established twenty years, and within 850,0 0 0 Watches $& oF all grades and sizes - Why American Waltham Watches are cheaper than English Watches of the same grade is explained by Sir Edmund Beckett (late Mr E. B. Denison) in his work on Clocks' Watcher, and Bells, in which he says, page 322 :— " Although labor is dearer in America than here, this machinery enables them to undersell English Watches of the aatne quality ; " and that the system of making watches by machinery is the only correct one is held forth by this eminent authority in the same work, in which he says : '• There can be no doubt in the mind of anyone who understands machinery that this is the best as well as the cheapest way of making' 'machines which require precision and uniformity." Jfob particulars appjlt to ROBBINS AND APPLETON, ' " GU'JNJCRAL AGENTS, Waltbatn Building?, Holborn -Circus, London, E.C. 914